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The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday grappled with a Wisconsin law that allows law-enforcement officials to draw blood without a warrant from suspected drunken drivers who have become unconscious.
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US Supreme Court struggles with Wisconsin drunken-driving law
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Federal officials to review Wisconsin Guard assault protocol
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Evers seeks applicants for register of deeds vacancy in Ashland County
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YOU’RE ON YOUR WAY OUT … BUT NOT SO FAST!
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Kenosha lawyer faces 9-month license suspension
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GETTING IN A TIF: Lawsuit questions Eau Claire’s use of development district
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Judge denies Republicans’ attempt to join abortion lawsuit
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Federal lawsuit challenges student voter ID law
Case Digests
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Class Action – Stored Communications Violation
Three named plaintiffs brought class action claims against Google for alleged violations of the Stored Communications Act.
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Statutory Interpretation – FDCPA
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Duty to Warn – Product Liability
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Immigration – Mandatory Detention Requirement
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Statutory Interpretation – Fuel Import Tax
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Attorney Disciplinary Hearing
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Attorney Disciplinary Proceedings
Commentary
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VIEW FROM AROUND THE STATE: Recount of close Supreme Court race makes plenty of sense
The race for Wisconsin Supreme Court produced one of the closest results in recent state history. With an unofficial count of the more than 1.2 million votes cast in Tuesday's election for the open seat, Judge Brian Hagedorn, a favorite of conservatives, leads Judge Lisa Neubauer, the chief judge of the Wisconsin Court of Appeals who drew substantial backing from liberals, by roughly 6,000 votes.
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Fathers’ rights groups too often overlook children’s interests
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View from around the state: An opening to legalize medical marijuana
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Legislation dealing with domestic abuse, custody not having intended effect
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Wisconsin should speed up legalization of marijuana
